How often do you actually think about what your Greggs habit is costing you? A sausage roll here, a coffee there — it never feels like much in the moment. But if you’re popping in five days a week, the numbers stack up faster than you’d probably like to admit. This calculator is designed to show you exactly what’s going on, down to the last penny.

It works in three straightforward steps. First, choose how often you visit — from once a week up to every weekday. Then tick everything you typically order across three menu categories: Breakfast Items (sausage rolls, bacon rolls, croissants, coffee, breakfast baguettes), Lunch Items (bakes, cold sandwiches, filled baguettes, cold drinks, sweet treats), and Hot Food (pizza slices, chicken goujons, potato wedges). Finally, pick your store type — standard high street, city centre or London (roughly 15% more expensive), or airport and service station (around 40% pricier than the high street average).

The calculator gives you a weekly spend, monthly figure, and full annual total in real-time. It also runs a side comparison against the equivalent Greggs meal deal, showing exactly how much you’d save per visit — and per year — if you consolidated your order rather than buying items separately.

The standout feature is the contextual breakdown: your annual Greggs spend translated into cinema tickets, months of Netflix, tanks of petrol, and — naturally — the number of additional sausage rolls that money could have bought. It also generates personalised savings tips based on your specific order pattern, so you know exactly where to cut back if you’re feeling brave.